100TMAX developing times with Kodak D76

mabedan · 2013-08-12T10:01:39+00:00

Hi, On kodak d76's developing time chart, there are two very different timings mentioned for kodak TMAX100, both professional. Which one is meant for this...

mabedan

Hi, On the Kodak D76 development time chart, there are two very different development times listed for Kodak TMAX 100, both marked as 'professional'. Which one is intended for this roll?

One has ‘PROFESSIONAL’ in all capital letters, but the other has ‘PROFESSIONAL’ after ‘TMAX-100’ I know, the question already sounds silly to me :) Thanks! Hopefully my next messages will be in German :)

Wolfgg

Hello mabedan, Take a look at www.kodak.com/global/en/professional/support/techPubs/f32/f32.pdf In March 2002, Kodak changed the name from ‘T-MAX PROFESSIONAL’ to ‘PROFESSIONAL T-MAX’. If your film was produced after March 2002, you must use the exposure times for ‘PROFESSIONAL T-MAX 100’. Best regards, Wolfgang

Gast

Development times for your Tmax 100 film. Be sure to use the Kodak agitation method shown in the first picture.

mabedan

Thanks, Wolfgang. I didn't know about the Kodak agitation method; I'll give it a go with my next rolls.